The Daily Bell critically examines “The Anglo-American” establishment, yet what about some of their contributors?

“After graduating from Harvard Business School, he joined Morgan Stanley & Co as an investment banker. He has also worked with Barclays Bank and Citigroup and has served on the boards of several banks and international corporations, with a special involvement in venture capital.“

You can’t get much more Anglo-American than Morgan Stanley (American), Barclays (British) and Citigroup (American).

Anthony Wile (founder):

“Prior to beginning a career in publishing, Mr. Wile worked in the Canadian investment industry with Scotia McLeod (Bank of Nova Scotia), and Nesbitt Burns (Bank of Montreal).“

Being from Canada, I know these two banks well. They are two of Canada’s Big Five government-enforced oligopolistic banks. The Bank of Nova Scotia is Canada’s most international bank, and the Bank of Montreal was the government of Canada’s banker before the establishment of The Bank of Canada in 1935, back when Canada was a dependent creation of British Parliament.

“He continues to advise and consult to large international banks and money managers as well as to senior executives at both senior and junior mining firms.“

If any of the “large international banks” he continues to advise and consult for happen to be based in the U.S. or the UK, then that’s also as Anglo-American establishment as you can get.

Wile was in litigation with the SEC along with his uncle Wayne Wile, a notorious Vancouver promoter, in a case involving LOM, known by off-shore analysts to be Rothschild-affiliated.

Vancouver is the base of many Agora associates and the home of their annual financial conference. It is well-known to regulators as a center of pump and dump frauds.

Agora founder Davidson and Rees-Mogg former chair of the BBC and another Agora god-father, were once invested in Lines Overseas Management.

Davidson and Rees-Mogg sit on the board of the right wing News Max. Also on the board/investors were William Casey (CIA chief), Christopher Ruddy’s one-time boss Andrew Mellon Scaife), a Forbes, publisher, a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Nixon Sec of State Alexander Haig.

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main… Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.”

- John Donne (1572-1631), Meditation XVII

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